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Alright, VL1UKZ, this is KC2PKG. Well, you know, we have five cats. And they keep a lot of the other animals away because there's nothing left to eat. So we had, when we first moved in here, we had a pair of foxes that went along the lake shore every day. But they don't hang out here anymore because the cats have gotten all the mice and moles and everything else. We don't see a lot of coyotes because there's a guy down the lake in one of the big bays who puts meat out on the ice. And then puts his rifle up on the counter by his kitchen table and as they go investigate the meat he shoots them. And I'm up two minds about that. You know, coyotes eat cats so I don't like them for that reason. But, you know, just indiscriminate killing. And he doesn't have to go clean it up either. In the spring the ice melts and they fall in the lake. We do have that fisher around, although I haven't seen hiding a hair of him in about a year. He, you know, tears up one of my neighbor's cats too. Or did. But I think even if he moved on or he's dead or something like that. We had a barbecue attacked by a bear. That was about a year and a half ago. And it just shattered the whole barbecue, just ripped it to shreds. But we never see any. So he may have just been wandering through. There's all sorts of stuff in the woods around here that we don't see. We have bobcat tracks. When we first moved in, we had the tracks of a rabbit and a bobcat. And the rabbit was in front. And the bobcat was right behind him. So I don't know how that worked out. But there are lots of pictures from stuff in the woods. And people shoot those predators. And deer, of course, got lots of deer. And we have to work hard to keep them off the lawn or out of the yard. Because Wes doesn't like the ticks and the fleas. But yeah, we got a little bit of wildlife around here. This is KC2PKG. Back to you, VO1.